cheesed it

To have smelled a stinky dick.

Danielle: "Yo, I totally cheesed that guy last night"
Dhanya: "Really? I've never cheesed it. What did you do?"
Danielle: "Well, I told him his balls smelled really bad and he ended up cheesing himself to see if it was true."

by Paigedhanya January 13, 2008

Cheesed it

Cheesed it : to Ralph or throw up, vomit. To screw up by puking. Cheesed. To shift the good vibes of a 'party' by spontaneously throwing up.

Marcos: "Yo, we were having a good time getting wasted...then she cheesed it all over the floor."
Greg: "Damn foo, who cleaned it up."
Marcos: "Me!"
Greg: "Freakin buzz kill."

by DreHavoc79 August 19, 2018

mac and cheesed it

To go down a hard ski slope without making any mistakes or slowing down. Often used to exaggerate a task performed easily.

Trent: Dude I went off the trail on that double black diamond, going over rocks and trees and shit, and guess what bro?
Tyler: what?
Trent: I mac and cheesed it.
Tyler: classic Trent

by getsweatym8 January 11, 2017

cheese it

1. To run away.
2. To flee.
3. To scramble as if you just robbed a bank.

Cop: Get him!
Bender: Cheese it!

by Slurm Addict April 4, 2003

to cheese it

VERB. To run away quickly; to flee; to get away from.

"We're in big trouble if they catch us here. We gotta cheese it."

"This party is lame. I want to cheese it."

"The person watching Equus on Broadway grabbed Daniel Radcliffe's pants and then cheesed it."

by Dictionary, Webster's April 11, 2008

Cheese It!

To run away from the scene of a crime/what you say when you're running away when you've done something wrong.
Mainly used by Bender in Futurama.

*after playing a prank on the Dean*
Bender: Cheese it!

by Fluffy_the_insane_kitten August 20, 2005

Cheese it!

One of the prevailing slang words of the working class culture of Lower Manhattan in the late 1840s and into the period of the American Civil War. They spoke a unique slang, with phrases such as "Hi-hi," "Lam him" and "Cheese it" all derived from Irish and Cokney slang.

Strong on Music: The New York Music Scene in the Days of George Templeton Strong. Volume I: Resonances, 1838-1849. The University of Chicago Press.
Lawrence, Vera Brodsky (1988).

Cheese it! the cops!!!

by sno raven September 25, 2008